Lower Great Lakes levels reveal another wreck

Wooden bow of sunken ship in Lake HuronPhoto: Huron Daily Tribune

December 13, 2012 | AP There's been another report of a shipwreck uncovered off of Michigan because of lower Great Lakes water levels.

The Huron Daily Tribune of Bad Axe reports (http://bit.ly/TQAzLY ) Ron Krzeminski last month spotted what he thought was rocks in Lake Huron about 15 feet off the shoreline of Huron County's Lake Township. When he got closer, he discovered it was the bow of a ship.

The ship appears to be about 18 feet wide and 60 feet long. Its name wasn't certain.

Earlier this week, The Muskegon Chronicle reported the remains of a wooden steamer named Aurora were uncovered at Grand Haven near Lake Michigan.

The Great Lakes are shrinking because of drought and rising temperatures. Coast Guard Petty Officer Peter Brown says he expects more to turn up.